How do I make a cross-reference link target appear at the bottom of the page instead of the top?

Jim,

   You say, "I have 70+ Figure Titles with images right above them throughout the document". Are the images in anchored frames? Is the anchor for each frame in the same paragraph or a different paragraph as the corresponding Figure Title?

   You go on to say, "I created a … table with the Figure Titles (Figure X-Y) in one column"  Are you using cross-references to insert the Figure Titles into the table?

  Later you say "What's happening now … is that the target shows up at the top of the page when you click the link to it, so the image is on the next page above, out of sight." Do you mean that the figure title shows up at the top of the screen with the annotated image on the preceding screen?

   I've done a bit of testing this morning and it seems that when you traverse a cross-reference in FM, FM always displays the first line of the linked paragraph with as much of the paragraph as fits on the screen. It also displays as much of the preceding content on the page as will fit above the linked paragraph. If you want to see both the graphic and the Title, if you make sure they are in the same paragraph, you may get what you want.

   -- Lynne

Jumping to an xref puts it at top of page.

This is why it's 10x easier to put titles above the image, and place an anchor within the title.

No easy answer exists for your question, sorry.